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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
7
Sioux City live stock yard trading shows a big slump in receipts with prices listed around 6.40 to 6.99 per cwt for hogs and cattle. Market notes indicate strong feeding and fat native lambs, steady cows and bulls, and overall active trade despite lower volume. Chicago live stock receipts and market tone referenced with higher tendencies but limited detail.
The local market reports varied shifts across produce and staples. Breckberries and font items trend unclear while watermelons drop to two cents per quart, beets and potatoes show price dips, poultry remains near low levels, and cane sugar holds at current lower rates with small fluctuations observed this week.
A district court on Wednesday ordered removal of a shack erected on property at 1 27 Everist Green's adds lam Baltrunas was named in a petition seeking the injunction. Baltrunas is described as a squatter and trespasser who refused to remove the shack without a court order. The petition states sale of the property to Star Asiasis is pending but Haltrunas and the shack impeded the deal.
A 1-year-old girl, Charlotte Rager, died this morning at her parents’ residence at 2124 old street. The girl’s body is at Kidd's undertaking rooms pending funeral arrangements.
Sioux City forecast shows fair and not so cool tonight. Friday expected generally fair with mild temperatures and light winds.
In the births column a notice records the arrival of two girls for Mr James P and Mrs Mem James P, marking a new addition to the family.
Four people Nellie Fox Mabel Adams Arthur Thompson and Carleton Bird were seriously injured when their car slid through a fence and fell down a 10-foot bank. In Atlantic trucks are replacing the railroad service once run by a farmer-owned co operative line between Atlantic and Kimballtown. William Reilly, a representative of the national Catholic conference, spoke at a Catholic meeting in Atlantic on Sunday.
Guthrie Center reports new high mark reached at night meet as events unfold at Madison Square Garden and other venues. W. C. T. U. Guthrie county holds ninth annual convention at Baptist church on July 8. Prof Frank Kendrie forms an orchestra of 30 in Summer Session. students from 37 states and nine foreign countries. Keokuk announces reserve corps district officers. church cornerstone laid by Evangelical association. Hampton tornado casualty toll tallied. former insurer notes town loss. Go to celebrate 75th birthday of veteran A. D. White. Clarion band events planned at Eu’s Lake State Park.
Iowa death notices list Avante Maxwell a 68 farmer at Alain and Mrs. John Zufail, treatment at state sanitarium, Mary Kelleher. Holland-born Mrs William Dyke dies after 69 years nearby. George Rathie and Clara Bouluard among survivors. McAdoo, Robinson, Glass fight for delegates at convention with desertions and brokered votes noted. Taggart arrives as delegates circle, seeking unity despite factional tension.
The body of Cromwell Gould, drowned in the Cedar River, was found by searchers Saturday afternoon. Earlier reports misidentified him as his brother Kermit, as neighbors noted two brothers resembled each other and confusion arose amid the ongoing hunt near the river.
The appellate division yesterday upheld the lower court’s ruling in the case of HL Anderson, former New York Anti-Saloon League leader, ordering a sentence of one to three years. The decision notes the court’s adherence to prior sentencing guidelines in a high profile public case.
A cluttered directory fragment lists businesses and services: a beauty parlor offering expert marcel and dyeing, a dyer and transfer service, decorating, and various office phone references. It hints at classified ad guidance and employment notes, urging readers to use ads for needs and opportunities.
For sale notice lists 23 stores and offices with mixed offerings. Ment TECLOCR READER invites offers that are attractive, seeking wanted to buy expressions. Furniture auction sales happen Thursdays and Saturdays with schedules and notices for readers. Individual items and instruments appear in the ad.
Classified ad fragment shows used cars for sale and auto parts listings. Mentions battery and radiator shop names and prices, with stray street reference and incomplete brand names.
Certified used 4922 Font Tourt and den priced at 150 dollars. Ford Tou cab and box, cord of tires listed. Trial on All Ford Cars offered by J W Thorndike Co Home of the Ford in Sioux City. Largest ret of automobiles. Chattel salary loans. The Whos Who of your office force emphasized. Phone 53833.
Real estate snippet touts a Bullt bone home at 3419 Sveins with oak floors and built in kitchen cabinets. Mentions basement conveniences and city home building plans. References low rent terms and $300 upper chambers. Includes unclear bank/building ad notes and scattered pricing terms.
Chicago grain market opened steadier as wheat showed limited gains while corn and oats stayed flat. Wheat prices edged up slightly on July contracts with September and December futures little changed. corn offered no clear direction and provisions remained nominal as pre holiday trade activity appeared muted.
Mrs Peter Urbanis, 70, of 2417 Correctionville Road, died hours after being struck by a Chicago and Northwestern locomotive while attempting to cross near the Floyd River mouth with her husband and others. The party escaped except for her. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Clarion July 3 report states Pan of Noolstock suffered memory loss and a broken collar bone when a car driven by Avery Ross with three girls aboard overturned after hitting gravel. Ross fractured collar bone. Beula Bernard required 19 stitches. Daisy and Pansy Brady, daughters of a Woolstock druggist, are mentioned with Pansy not recalling starting the ride.
Hawarden’s William Crane youngest son of Eli Crane and a Sioux Falls native sails from New York to England to study at Oxford University. A Hawarden High School and Iowa State University graduate Phi Beta Kappa, he studied at Columbia University last year under a fellowship and plans to teach.
A partial notice fragment discusses public notice items with tips on avoiding heat while seeking cheaper boarding options. It mentions a respondent and timing, emphasizing that a person will respond to a particular inquiry. The text also references a board that can be made to pay and mentions 69 cents.
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